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The PRESS Movement Prayer Podcast

Author: Taquoya Porter

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This podcast is a short Bible Study designed to take you through the Bible, one prayer at a time! We will study the circumstances behind each prayer and learn to strategically apply what we have learned to our prayer lives. In this podcast you will learn how to pray, the power of prayer, the art of repentance and more.

Real life means real pressures, but Prayer Reaches Every Single Situation (PRESS)! We don't always know how God will get in our situation, but we can be assured that He will get into our situations. Let's press together! Like, share and subscribe this weekly podcast for God-given prayer strategies for the end time followers of Jesus Christ.

The PRESS started in 2012 as a project for the Turning Point Youth Department (TPYD). The initial purpose of the PRESS was to actively recruit people to pray and document their prayer time so that TPYD could account for 1,000,000 minutes of prayer in one month. Not only did TPYD reach it's goal of accounting for a million minutes of prayer, but it was soon realized that the PRESS was bigger than simply counting minutes. In just a few short months of advertising, TPYD was on TV, radio, doing conferences and had over 17,000 fans on Facebook. The movement was only beginning! Now there a have been PRESS clubs in over 40 locations- including universities, YMCAs, neighborhoods, high schools and more! We are so excited for what the Lord has done through the PRESS!

 
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The Final Prayer

The Final Prayer

2026-08-1310:33

Revelation 22 brings the PRESS Prayer Journey through the Bible to its final stop—and it ends with a prayer of hope, expectation, and surrender: “Even so, come, Lord Jesus.” #PRESSToPray #PrayerJourney John is given a vision of what is coming: the river of the water of life, the tree of life, the throne of God, no more curse, no more night, and the promise that God’s people will see His face. Revelation doesn't end with fear. It ends with hope. #Revelation22 #JesusIsComing Throughout the chap...
The Martyr's Prayer

The Martyr's Prayer

2026-07-3014:31

In this episode of the PRESS Movement Podcast, we journey into Revelation 6 and encounter one of the most sobering prayers in all of Scripture—the cry of the martyrs beneath the altar. These believers were not suffering because of poor choices or unfortunate circumstances. They gave their lives because they refused to deny Jesus Christ. Their prayer is simple but profound: "How long, O Lord?" The episode challenges the Western perspective of hardship by contrasting everyday inconveniences wit...
As the PRESS Movement Podcast nears the completion of studying every prayer in the Bible, this episode takes us to one of the most awe-inspiring scenes in all of Scripture—Revelation 4. Rather than a prayer of request, this is a prayer of worship. Standing before the throne of God, the twenty-four elders cast their crowns before Him and proclaim, "Thou art worthy, O Lord, to receive glory and honour and power." Ethan Porter walks through the breathtaking imagery of heaven and explains w...
In this episode of the PRESS Movement Podcast with guest host, De'Shaun Harewood, we examine one of the shortest prayers in Scripture—3 John 2—but discover one of its deepest truths. John's prayer for Gaius is often quoted as a promise of prosperity and health, yet the heart of the prayer is frequently overlooked. John doesn't simply wish success for Gaius; he desires that every area of his life prosper in proportion to the health of his soul. Deshaun walks us through John's relations...
In this episode of the PRESS Movement Podcast with guest host Mmabwe Mulawisha, we explore James 5 and discover a powerful truth: God does not waste pain. James encourages believers to endure hardship, pray through affliction, seek healing, and trust God in every season of life. Using Job as an example, the passage reminds us that endurance is possible because God's mercy is greater than our suffering. Mambwe shares deeply personal testimony about loss, grief, and learning to trust God ...
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